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Dear Jagpreet,

The TCP/IP stack is usually installed by default on all Windows 2000/XP/Server products. On earlier versions of Windows, you could add/remove the TCP/IP stack by visiting the network interface card's properties. The Install/Remove option should be available for you.

The good news is that all Linux versions these days have the TCP/IP stack installed by default, so you shouldn't need to do much work, other than configure your network interface cards as required. This of course is a process that differs from one Linux distribution to another.

A quick check to confirm the TCP/IP stack is operating properly, can be done by pinging your machine's loopback interface as shown below:

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